somedays i feel like the train
somedays i feel like the track
somedays i'm goin'
somedays i ain't comin' back
somedays i walk a tight rope
somedays there ain't no slack
somedays i'm full of hope
somedays hope's what i lack
somedays i laugh & smile
somedays i wanna' cry for awhile
somedays i'm goin' & blowin'
somedays i feel like no showin'
somedays there's healin'
somedays there's pain
somedays there's sunshine
somedays there's rain
somedays i'm crazy
somedays i'm insane
somedays i'm in gear
somedays are full of fear
somedays there's light
somedays are black
somedays i'm on the edge
somedays i fall in the crack
somedays i feel like the train
somedays i feel like the track
(this has been one of those days)
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Reviewed by THOTA RAO (Reader)
Reviewed on November 18, 2002
the same I is diffrent on some other day....so some times i get doubt am i having many faces than my original face...undoubtedly somedays we will be diffrent than todays/.......nice written steve.
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This brought me a chuckle--hope it freed you up too. Vicky